Ok so i finally got to scan New Water, my home scanner isnt big enough and kept cutting off bits here and there and was generally driving me insane, and PS cs4 cant export to pdf so i had to use stupid Bridge, but yeah.
PDF ARE GO.
It took roughly 3 weeks from concept to finished translation of my good chum Juan Ramos' unfinished short story, New Water, comic style. I even slopped out a cover for it on the quick, awe.
More comics in the future because i like it.
<3
Click here to download the entire 12 page minicomic.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
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Friday, December 10, 2010
got some new comics
Its cool when you stumble on a stew that has a lot of ingredients that youre aware of separately, but oblivious that the ingredients have met at any place in time.
I had no idea this was written and originally illustrated by Gerard Way, the singer of My Chemical Romance, nor did i know that James Jean did most of the cover art.
Seeing The White Violin enticed me, thats it.
reowr.
I like Ben Templesmith, the first thing i read of his was Fell: Feral City, written by Sir Ellis, and i think everything he puts out, is at the very least, consistently interesting and nice and dreamblurish.
Not only did he illustrate Singularity 7, but he wrote it too. Cool characters, awesome visuals, neat story and solid panelwork. Theres a little mini comic at the end too about love, awe.
Respect, mister Templesmith.
I had no idea this was written and originally illustrated by Gerard Way, the singer of My Chemical Romance, nor did i know that James Jean did most of the cover art.
Seeing The White Violin enticed me, thats it.
reowr.
I like Ben Templesmith, the first thing i read of his was Fell: Feral City, written by Sir Ellis, and i think everything he puts out, is at the very least, consistently interesting and nice and dreamblurish.
Not only did he illustrate Singularity 7, but he wrote it too. Cool characters, awesome visuals, neat story and solid panelwork. Theres a little mini comic at the end too about love, awe.
Respect, mister Templesmith.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
remember this?
I've been trying to find out what this was for years, with only this picture and the memory of some weird name like dormandowst or grumbledork. (giggle)
I finally mined it to doom and found it on some random list of clockpunk related works on a steampunk wiki.
Gormenghast motherfuckers.
its a four hour-long episode tele miniseries on the bbc 10 years ago based on novels by mervyn peake, which are supposed to be kinda mind-numbingly dark and detailed. he was incapacitated and died before he could really go crazy with it i understand.
im watching it now.
its neat.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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